When a family court judge gave custody to the man who had fractured her son's skull, Holly Collins felt she had no way out but one.
Garland Waller and Barry Nolan invite you to watch this documentary tonight, aired as part of National Domestic Violence Awareness month. The following message is from them.
No Way Out But One
Primetime Television Premiere
On the Documentary Channel
October 29th at 8PM and 11PM
No Way Out But One will have its national primetime television premiere on the Documentary Channel on October 29th in recognition of National Domestic Violence Awareness month. The film tells the amazing story of Holly Collins, the first American woman to be granted asylum by the Dutch government on grounds of domestic violence.
The Documentary Channel is a network dedicated exclusively to airing the works of independent documentary filmmakers. It has a distribution base of approximately 25 million possible viewers and is available on DISH TV (Channel 197) or Direct TV (Channel 267). We hope you will tune in! The Twitter handle is @doc_channel and their Facebook is @Documentary Channel [not to be confused with the Canadian Documentary Channel].
And the news just keeps getting better - DVD copies of No Way Out But One are now available on-line through The Doc Store. Two versions are available - the award-winning full- length feature and a one-hour version for educational institutions, They can be found at http://store.documentarychannel.com/No-Way-Out-But-One-p/1286-e.htm (Note from Gus: this link does not work; I'm trying to get a good link.)
More information about the film and the issues of domestic violence and the family court system can be found on our web site No Way Out But One. We also post news items related to the child and family court on a daily basis on our Facebook page.
We shamelessly encourage you to “like” us on Facebook and let all those who might be interested know about the resources available on the web site, the TV premiere and the DVD.
About the premiere, Executive Producer Garland Waller said:
“With a little luck, and the support of good people like you, we will reach a tipping point that compels action and leads to a solution. So many people are working hard now and getting results. We are committed to shinning a light in the dark corners of the family courts to insure that all children will be protected.”
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